>> because new mexico cans want to change it. the law was first passed because they wanted to increase the number of insured drivers. it did nothing for that. we're at the bottom of the country as far as insured drivers. >> greta: what year was that? >> 2005. >> greta: okay. >> what it did was brought in a criminal industry into new mexico. organized crime. people who were charging 2000 to 5,000 to be provided with illegal documents, fraudulent documents claiming you're a residents when you're not with a contract for an apartment complex, utilities, bank records, etc. we don't even know if you're real name is on those documents. you go get a driver's license, and you can exchange that driver's license for any other state, and then you're, you know, under the radar. we don't know who you are. the law intended was for someone who lived in new mexico, and now we have people from all over the world who are here illegally who are paying to get that new mexico driver's license. >> greta: and straight ahead, more with governor susana ma